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Single Origin: Kenya Gachatha AA

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This coffee is grown on a 392-acre estate just 150km north of Kenya’s capital, Nairobi. Here, coffee trees are grown amongst the Aberdare mountain range in fertile, well-drained, red volcanic soils.
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Vittoria Coffee Barista Smackdown

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The highly anticipated Vittoria Coffee Barista Smackdown Competition was held in May at Alexandria’s warehouse space The Venue. The event featured forty of Sydney’s top barista talent showcasing their latte art skills for their share in $10,000.
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How to Guide: Espresso

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Learn how to brew the perfect espresso.
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Single Origin: Ethiopia Jimma

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Mensur Aba Hika is a 3rd generation coffee producer located in the village of Kota in Western Ethiopia. His coffee is grown on an 18.2 hectares coffee plantation 1950 meters above see level.
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Cold Brew Coffee or Iced Coffee: Which is Better?

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The battle between Cold Brew or Ice Coffee. Which one is better for those hot summer days?
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Single Origin: Honduras Agua Fria

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Grown in the village of Agua Fria at 1826m above sea level, this coffee delivers a clean cup with a creamy body and sweet, fruity acidity. Over 400...
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All About Espresso

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Espresso tastes like a magnified version of coffee, with a unique balance of bitter, acidic, sweet and toasty flavours. The exact flavour profile varies depending on the coffee beans used.
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Solving the Macchiato Mystery

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Get more informed about what a Macchiato coffee comprises of.
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Bobbin Head Bakery

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Family-owned Bobbin Head Bakery began serving Vittoria Coffee in July 2021 after seeking business growth. Partnering with the owners, Vittoria de...
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Arabica vs Robusta Beans

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Arabica beans tend to be larger in size and are more expensive. Robusta beans are commonly used in instant coffee but have 2x the amount of caffeine.
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Customer Testimonials

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Vittoria Coffee is proudly served at some of Australia’s leading cafes, fine dining restaurants and five-star hotels. Over the years we have develo...
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Vittoria Origins

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Deep inside Nicaragua, sits the quiet town of Jinotega, made lively by the sudden bustle of coffee trucks arriving to collect the day’s pickings as the sun sets.
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